Why You Should Question Everything | Scott Ste Marie | TEDxYouth@Toronto

Scott Ste Marie lives in a state of awe and wonder for the world he occupies. He shares three reasons why asking questions is so important for our overall happiness but also to get us through the most difficult moments in our lives. Scott Ste Marie is a Mental Health Advocate and Founder of Depression to Expression. He has been sharing his story of depression and anxiety for over 5 years and teaching others to feel confident in their self-expression. His mission is to empower people by helping them realize that mental illness is not a weakness but an opportunity for personal growth and development.

[scottb]

Scott Ste Marie is THE BEST resource I have found in my 30+ years of coping with anxiety and depression. I am sure he has saved countless lives with his work and I KNOW he has changed mine. This talk is a hard earned and well deserved success. And it is only the beginning! Congratulations, my friend!

[FootlessJo]

YES!!!! I have been waiting for this talk for MONTHS. You killed it

[rjrosee]

Love the talk. Very humbling “I know nothing” there is always something to learn, a whole lifetime of things to learn. Learning is fun! It gives us knowledge. Even an 80 year old who is full of wisdom, still has things to learn! You can never learn enough

[lesliengo]

I came here from Julia Kristina and with him. Questioning everything and being grateful of the present really help me feel happier. Even the everyday things like your device, your home, and the food on the counter can be amazing. I want to have more mindful moments and be happy with what I have. Thanks so much Scott!

[kayaadler]

Scott, you're an absolute natural at public speaking! What an accomplishment to be on TEDx I can't even imagine... I really liked how you brought philosophy into the speach. I would definitely be interested in more of it on your channel. Cheers man.

[felixaromero]

Wuao that presentation was amazing. Congratulations!!!

[gabrielasz]

Scott, your passion is unparalleled and it's just oozes out of every single word of this talk. I feel like it's such a great representation of who you are and the kind of message you put out into the world through your work at Depression to Expression. So great, I'm really proud of you.

[dramendiana]

Awesome Scott, is wonderful how passionate you are about life and experience it. Congrats for the talk, is really, really great.

[ll_distribution]

I know nothing the world is but constant evolution your past experienced knowledge, habits, cultural, social are a drop in the ocean to be put in perspective of the time moment and things again and again and if you stop asking questions you have stop questioning you have stopped evolving in creating revision for yourself. Paths are lay by your own thoughts so depends on the questions. Some people have stop questioning or don't want to find new solutions that may be along your path too. May you courageously leap to the place you aspire while traveling the labyrinth of life.

[jayd]

Depression to LETSSS Question Everything, what an amazing informative and insightful talk Scott!

[biancamatthews]

Your TEDtalk was so inspiring to watch as young person who experiences depression. Thanks Scott for being such an embodiment of strength.

[binduchakravarty]

I do not know how I came across this you tube video. I saw Yashoda and started to watch. I teared up with you and then danced in front of TV by my self. I am a leukemia survivor. Music was one thing that helped me. I do not know much music. I have no formal training but I came up with words and compositions had no idea where they came from. I agree if there is no adventure why travel stay in your comfort zone. I like to drink the experience I have when I travel. Specially now I appreciate new things more when I got a second chance in life. Thanks for doing this. After your video suryagayathri rahul and Kuldeep pais video came up and I was thinking about sharing that with you. Since I am a devotee of Yashoda Gopal and serve his Diety I loved the song even more. Thanks again.

[miket]

way to go. The grind is paying off, glad to be a Patron.

[ferniezazueta]

I love it when a talk connects & touches the topic of depression this way, it is not in the title & it’s explained in a way most people can understand it.

[anjalisharma-deyg]

Oh my God, you are one of the most genuine souls i have ever encountered, Lord keep blessing you, as a subscriber to your channel, i never felt i didn't knew am so excited and happy for you... :-)

[ramirenriquez]

there's this "butterfly effect", small transformations that lead to big ones over time. We are living in a time where we're sustaining what our previous generations have done and looking for ways to improve them. It's a human desire to keep going (in most cases). this gives us what we have right now.

we can be grateful, however, be cautious. nowadays, a lot of commercial businesses do whatever it takes to sell us cheap products and not minding the future effects they'll bring. I hope the good intentions are always on top.

[Candyce]

That's Scott!! Amazing! Depression to Expression has helped me so much!! 💜

[EbonyEnigma]

Awesome job Scott!!! I admire you so much!!! You're such a confident speaker!!! My anxiety prevents me from from public speaking, I'd be a nervous shaky wreck : (

[saragonzalez]

Great job Scott! It's amazing how you connect with people, let me tell you that one of the things I'm grateful for is having discovered your channel, because it helped me get through a difficult phase of my life, thank you very much.

[LuxVi]

Scott you’re amazing!!! Congratulations! It’s great to see you reaching people in a different level. Keep it up, believe me, you’re changing people’s lives for the best! Love you and THANK YOU!